Bert Fox graduate is awarded prestigious $100,000 scholarship
A Bert Fox Community High School graduate who started coding on a computer when she was in the third grade has been awarded a...
Bert Fox grad goes ahead without teachers
In spite of job action which had teachers in Saskatchewan working to rule, graduation exercises at Bert Fox Community High School in Fort Qu’Appelle...
New direction for food bank in the Fort
The new board chair of the food bank in Fort Qu’Appelle says she’s eager to explore “new avenues and new possibilities” to meet the...
Volunteers help to turn Fort Qu’Appelle into bloom town
It’s 7 a.m. in Fort Qu’Appelle on a Monday morning and Maureen LaBrash and her husband Ken Kuhling have begun making the rounds to...
Joey’s journey for cancer treatment
A fundraising campaign to help a Balcarres family cover their living expenses while their 13-year-old son undergoes cancer treatment in Florida is underway.The family...
Health Minister says loss of five doctors in the Fort is...
The loss of five of Fort Qu’Appelle’s doctors has been dismissed as little more than “a temporary service disruption,” by Saskatchewan’s Minister of Remote...
Town of Fort cuts ties with consultants
The town is parting company with the consulting company which it had contracted to train employees in the public works department.The company, Campbell Safety...
Crassweller to be new Sask. Party candidate
Brad Crassweller, a 55-year-old business man who runs a greenhouse and a farm south of Regina, will be the Saskatchewan Party candidate in the...
Sod turned on healthcare facility
Construction of a federally financed $5-million primary health care centre will “go a long way to address ongoing concerns in the local health care...
Passing lanes to be built on Highway #10
The mayors of Melville and Fort Qu’Appelle both have welcomed as a “godsend” a pre-election promise from Saskatchewan’s Minister of Highways Lori Carr to...